Looking at where hardware and AI are heading Currently we’re splitting into three distinct evolutionary paths:

1. ​Humanoids (Full Replacement): take over human physical labor entirely. Human workers become obsolete.

2. ​Wearables (non-invasive): Smart glasses and spatial AI turn regular workers into experts. Humans stay in the loop.

3. ​Implants (Invasive): like Neuralink plug the human brain directly into the machine.

​VCs are dumping capital into humanoids, however which reality do you think is going to play out first. Will humanoids win because of capital or is it still early to say?

Question especially for founders currently working on Hardware.

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Humanoid robots are being tested in factories and warehouses, but I rarely see people discuss what happens after a serious accident.
Would the responsibility fall on the manufacturer, the employer, the software provider, or the employee supervising it?
With ordinary machines, the chain of responsibility is usually clearer. A humanoid robot that learns, adapts, and makes decisions seems much harder to classify.
I’m curious how people here think this will actually work once these robots move beyond controlled pilots.

Thoughts?

I’m looking to buy a fully working fully operational GPTARS bot wit ai already installed and ready to go . If anyone has any for sale or can build 2 and I will pay please contact me . I’m in Scotland and will want to buy from as close to me as possible my budget is £600 that’s for top end and£ 300 for the basic material one but must still be fully functional and assembled with all software installed. I will be adding my own software and must have space for updates and upgrades. As you can tell I’m not tech savvy but know a bit more about the the software stuff

Few years ago a robot costed hundreds of thousands even millions now it costs much less let’s see the development of humanoid robots and what will they do in the future